George Fitzgerald - Lima Romeo
- Lima Romeo
- Hold
- This Seat Is for You (Feat. Bjoern and Lawrence Hart)
- Water Blues (Feat. Alexis Taylor)
- The Ladder
- Everything Falls (Feat. Kucka)
- Okla
- Skeleton Leaves (Feat. Dot Major)
- If You Wait (Feat. Lil Silva)
- My Remembers
- Avastar
- Format
- Vinyl LP
- Genre
- Dance Music
- Tracks
- 11
- Pressing
- Download Card
George Fitzgerald's fourth full-length album is a brilliant moment of convergence in the south-east London producer's kaleidoscopic catalogue. Across the last fifteen years, FitzGerald has established himself as someone who effortlessly crafts floor-filling dance music and gorgeously textured sonic tapestries, and on Lima Romeo, he merges these instincts to stunning effect, resulting in a rich and melodic work that further cements his position as one of electronic music's leading lights.FitzGerald refers to Lima Romeo as a document of time that reflects a back-to-basics approach, as he embraced the tools and ways of thinking that resulted in his 2015 debut Fading Love. Amidst clear body-moving workouts like the piano-dotted Hold and the moodily euphoric Okla, Lima Romeo represents a further evolution from FitzGerald's early, more explicitly floor-focused work.
- Lima Romeo
- Hold
- This Seat Is for You (Feat. Bjoern and Lawrence Hart)
- Water Blues (Feat. Alexis Taylor)
- The Ladder
- Everything Falls (Feat. Kucka)
- Okla
- Skeleton Leaves (Feat. Dot Major)
- If You Wait (Feat. Lil Silva)
- My Remembers
- Avastar
- Format
- CD
- Genre
- Dance Music
- Tracks
- 11
George Fitzgerald's fourth full-length album is a brilliant moment of convergence in the south-east London producer's kaleidoscopic catalogue. Across the last fifteen years, FitzGerald has established himself as someone who effortlessly crafts floor-filling dance music and gorgeously textured sonic tapestries, and on Lima Romeo, he merges these instincts to stunning effect, resulting in a rich and melodic work that further cements his position as one of electronic music's leading lights.FitzGerald refers to Lima Romeo as a document of time that reflects a back-to-basics approach, as he embraced the tools and ways of thinking that resulted in his 2015 debut Fading Love. Amidst clear body-moving workouts like the piano-dotted Hold and the moodily euphoric Okla, Lima Romeo represents a further evolution from FitzGerald's early, more explicitly floor-focused work.